CyberTabletop CLI — I turned GitHub Copilot into a tabletop exercise facilitator

This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge What I Built Most security teams never practice incident response. Tabletop exercises are the fix — you sit around a table, someone reads a scenario, and you talk through what you'd do. But running one takes prep, a facilitator, and scheduling time that nobody has. So I built a CLI game that does it for you. You pick a ransomware scenario, make decisions each turn, and the situation evolves based on what you chose. The twist: GitHub Copilot CLI is the facilitator. It generates the scenarios, writes the narrative, decides the consequences, and keeps the pressure on. CyberTabletop CLI is a turn-based cybersecurity tabletop exercise game that runs entirely in your terminal. You play as the incident response lead at a pharmaceutical company that just got hit by ransomware. Every turn, you get a situation update and 3-4 choices. Pick one, and the game advances the clock, adjusts risk scores, changes asset statuses, and generates the